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@DavidBHimself I'm not so pessimistic, there are positive things happening in Europe, things are chaotic, but they always were, and a reverse brain drain could be very positive. At any rate, there is not much of a choice…
Despite the fall of the wall, the center of gravity is still ridiculously […]

@DavidBHimself Given the lack of reactions against Trump, I would say the damage was inevitable, US institutions were crippled for years. Even the richest parts (Silicon Valley & New York) are miserable places.

For me, there is a weird symmetry, in 89 the eastern empire (from Europe) collapsed […]

@DavidBHimself I'm at a complete loss about quantifying the destructive power of these far-right movements, mostly because I don't think they have that much time. Each year that passes makes it harder to ignore the main problem (climate change), what do you when you loose cities because of this?

@DavidBHimself “History repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce.” (Marx).
I would argue that the lack of vision is very generalised – tech used to have ideas, but has basically given up, so besides European green parties, what is there? I hope there is some intellectual movement […]

@DavidBHimself That's actually what distinguishes the current authoritarian crop from the actual fascists, there is no plan, no cultural movement. There is a fascist architecture, there were plans for the future, evil empires, yes, but with highways, monster trains, synthetic fibre clothing.
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@DavidBHimself for me, the underlying problem is the lack of model, of vision of the future. The one thing in common between the new far-right wing parties and the traditional left wing (and some weird green guys) is the idea of solving problems by basically going back to the 50s.